A federal judge dismisses a lawsuit brought by an interfaith group that challenged the legitimacy of President Donald Trump’s Religious Liberty Commission. The plaintiffs argued that the commission’s membership is overwhelmingly conservative Christian and does not reflect a legally required balance of viewpoints. According to reporting, the court rules against the group’s claims and dismisses the case. The dismissal addresses the argument that the commission’s composition fails to meet statutory or legal requirements for viewpoint diversity. The court’s decision means the lawsuit does not proceed, and the commission’s structure remains in place absent further legal action. No details are provided in the available summaries about the judge’s reasoning beyond the characterization that the claims are dismissed. The case reflects broader scrutiny of how the commission is constituted and whether its selection process and membership align with legal standards regarding representation of perspectives.